FairFX Publicity > Travel money card Related Posts
The Telegraph published a nice article yesterday about prepaid currency cards and how they’re the new way to spend your cash abroad.
The article confirmed that if you ordered 500 Euros on a FairFX Currency Card then you’d save £5.94 versus the nearest compared competitor.
Another reason to order your travel money from FairFX today!
Click here to read the article in full.
Tuesday 26 January 2010, 11:52am
We've just launched a new travel money card with ZERO loading fees, ZERO ATM fees and ZERO exchange rate fees that we think will revolutionise the travel money industry...
The FairFX Anywhere Card is the latest addition to the FairFX family. Just as the name suggests, use it anywhere - in any country, in any currency and with any vendor displaying the MasterCard® acceptance mark!
It's essentially a FairFX Prepaid MasterCard® in Pounds Sterling, with funds being converted to the appropriate currency at the point of sale. Unlike some of our competitors, we don't mark up the underlying MasterCard® rate!
- The standard card fee is £9.95 for initial loads under £500 but until 31st January 2010, the FairFX Anywhere Card will be absolutely free of charge.
- A 1.5% charge is made on all usage, ATM or point of sale, using the FairFX Anywhere Card, in the UK, on the internet, or abroad - Anywhere! There is no additional ATM fee.
We're convinced that before too long the FairFX Anywhere Card will be at the top of all prepaid card and travel money comparison tables.
Get more info / order your card here: http://www.fairfx.com/cardselection#anywherecard
Tuesday 08 December 2009, 04:22pm
FairFX Travel Money Card Chief Executive Stephen Heath being interviewed on CNBC
Wednesday 13 May 2009, 01:15pm
Tuesday 05 May 2009, 11:07am
The Daily Mail published an excellent article yesterday, highlighting that there is one entirely painless way to cut back on your holiday costs
They say that by simply avoiding credit and debit cards that charge rip-off fees when used abroad, and instead travelling with ones with lower or no fees, you could easily save enough to pay for a slap-up meal.
The article goes on to review credit cards, debit cards and prepaid cards to find out which type of plastic offers the best value when it comes to travel money.
Click here to read the article in full.
Tuesday 21 April 2009, 01:52pm
New findings from uSwitch.com suggest that consumers will pay £754 Million in fees this year for using their credit or debit card abroad. This figure is 6% higher than in 2008.
In an article in the Daily Express, they went on to explain that the average exchange rate loading fee is 2.75 per cent for credit cards and 2.09 per cent on debit cards.
Click here to read the article in full and find out which travel money card uSwitch.com recommends.
Tuesday 21 April 2009, 01:49pm
In a recent article, Essential Travel have reported that holidaymakers are turning to the internet to research the best deals on their travel money, before they embark on a trip.
Chief executive of travel money card company FairFX is quoted as saying: “In boom times people didn’t worry so much about travel money and left it till the last minute”.
The same quote also appeared on the Compare And Save Website.
Click here to read the article in full.
Friday 20 March 2009, 12:02pm
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